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FRENCH DRAIN & WATERPROOFING

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FRENCH DRAIN & WATERPROOFING

French Drain & Waterproofing

SERVICE OVERVIEW

Dealing with water intrusion and drainage issues is crucial for maintaining the integrity and longevity of your property. French Drain & Waterproofing offers a range of services designed to address these challenges, ensuring that your home remains dry and structurally sound. Our services include excavating, removing old drain systems, installing new drain systems, and waterproofing house structures.

Understanding French Drain Systems

A French drain is a trench filled with gravel or rock containing a perforated pipe that redirects surface water and groundwater away from an area. It is an effective solution for managing water around foundations, in basements, or in other areas where water pooling is a problem. The primary purpose of a French drain is to prevent water from causing damage to your property, such as basement flooding, soil erosion, and foundation instability.

SERVICES

  • Excavating
  • Removing Old Drain System
  • Installing New Drain System
  • Waterproofing House Structures

 

POPULAR QUESTIONS

Interior waterproofing involves managing water that has already entered a building, typically through the use of sump pumps, interior drainage systems, and vapor barriers. Exterior waterproofing involves preventing water from entering the building in the first place, often through the use of exterior drainage systems, waterproof coatings, and membranes applied to the exterior walls.

 

The time required to install a French drain varies depending on the size and complexity of the project. For a typical residential installation, it can take anywhere from one to several days.

 

While French drains are effective for many drainage issues, they may not solve all problems. In some cases, additional drainage solutions, such as grading, downspout extensions, or sump pumps, may be necessary to fully address water management needs.